The Great Forest Water Tower – Nagyerdei Víztorony
A relic of history, Debrecen’s water tower, known as Nagyerdei Víztorony was built in 1913 for the purpose of supplying water to Debrecen University but has become much more besides.
A relic of history, Debrecen’s water tower, known as Nagyerdei Víztorony was built in 1913 for the purpose of supplying water to Debrecen University but has become much more besides.
The Farmer Expo in Debrecen is one of Hungary’s leading international agricultural and food trade fairs, fist organized in 1993 at the Agricultural Science Center of the University of Debrecen. It provides the widest and most effective opportunities for the agro-industry to establish contacts, deepen relations, and learn new trends.
In recent times the wealthy citizens of Debrecen have not benefited from the elite status of aristocrats, but in the past they did, and they followed the classical practices in the design of the luxury houses. Just as in Rome, houses that are used for holiday or permanent residences.
Every square meter of Debrecen’s downtown has something of a cultural and historical significance. If you want to get to know the city, you should open your eyes and discover its hidden treasures beyond the obvious sights.
The Great Forest is located on the northern border of Debrecen sitting upon an area of 1086.1 hectares. The Great Forest was donated by King Sigismund in 1405 to the towns of Debrecen. This was confirmed by Zsigmond János in 1583, György Rákóczi I. in 1665, and Lipót I in 1669.
Two years ago, the city set itself the goal of maximizing its tourism potential. That plan is underway.
The Botanical Gardens behind the main campus building of the University of Debrecen was established in 1928 when the original garden that had belonged to the Reformed College was demolished.
Nagyerdei Park is the home of Hungary’s most modern sports arenas therefore named Nagyerdei Stadium.